Product Description: This Roman Glass Mosaic Tube Bead resembles the shape of gold band beads but without the confirmed presence of gold craftsmanship. Crafted to mimic striped agate, this ancient bead is a testament to historical artistry.

Specifications:

• Origin: Mediterranean Region
• Estimated Production Period: 1st Century BCE - 2nd Century CE
• Size: Approximately 8mm diameter × 32mm height
• Hole Size: Approximately 2.5mm

Special Notes:

Due to lighting conditions during photography, the actual product may appear slightly different from the photos. The images are taken using indoor lighting, which may affect the color appearance. As an antique item, it may have scratches, cracks, or chips.

About Roman Glass:

Ancient Roman Glass Beads: From the 1st century BCE to the 4th century CE, glassmaking flourished in the Roman Empire, with many glass products being exported as trade goods. Initially, most glass was opaque, but by the 1st century CE, transparent glass grew in popularity. Beads and other jewelry items made from glass are highly valuable today, whereas fragments of glass vessels such as cups and pitchers, often with holes drilled in them, are more commonly found and can be acquired at relatively lower prices.